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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at t
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, May 6.--Flour-Receipts, u TOP
packages; exports, 1,257 brls and 5270 sacks;
sales, %. 800 brls. Market firm, with a fairly
active business; superfne Western and State.
81 rs 03 40; common to good extra Western and
State, $2s02235.
Wheat-Receipts, 157. $50 bu; exports. $50, 635
bu; sales, Is, SOC, 900 bu futures and 224 600 bu
spot; spot lots i01c higher, but less active;
options opened firm and advanced ole. later
ruled weaker and closed as follows May and
June shade better; later months ! a 3c lower;
speculation quite brisk; No. Milwaukee. 963 a
961c No / hard, cole delivered; ungraded red
% a oslo; No. red, 95kc; No red 962c in store
97c delivered No. / red. 81; No. / white, CSC;
No. red. May. 96a a 97sc. closing at 96ac;
closing at 95se; August 934 a 944c closing at
oslo: September. 93s a 94ac closing at 934c
December, 90 closing at 96sc; January,
97Sg7ac. closing z, at at g7e c., May (lSssl slol9
Corn-Receipts. 80. 600 bu; exports. 2,248 Blu;
sales, $4,000 bu futures, and l64. 900 on spot;
uneraded, 4sf a. sole; steamer 4s4c elevator.
499c delivered; No. .. 49bc elevator, 50sc
delivered SOC delivered next week; old No. 2 5lc
delivered; No. 2, May, 4s5 4s4c, closing at 4S4c;
June, Asst a 4s4c. closing at 4Slc July 49a 49sc.
closing at age; August 5Os q 5Oac, closing at
50sc
oats-Recepts, AZ, 600 bu; sales. 100. 600 bu fut-
ures. and l3S.OOU bu spot exports, none market
firm; mixed Western, 344 d37c; white Western,
80 942c.
Hay steady and in moderate demand.
Cohee-Spot fair Rio firm l7tc options
higher and fairly active sales. $4,000 bags May,
Is 0Gl5 SOC; June. Is Soc a Is 60c; July. Is so
OILS &c., August, Is. 65 a 10. 9Oc; September 10 20
"a 10 95c: October, 1915 a Ice; November,
1886 a i6c; December - 30 a Is l0c January.
16al 8 Csc: February, 160 16 05; April 16 Zoe.
Sugar quiet and steady; fair to good refining, Al
64sc; refined steady: fair demand.
Taliow quiet at 3 3 l6 3Sc. Rosin dull.
Pork unchanged and dull. Lard d6 points
lower and dull; Western steam. spot. a25 %
730c; June. Pa 2Se; July, 100 al 37e; Au-
gust Z. So q Z ACE April closed at 44c, and Octo-
Der, Z. soc; city steam. &C.
Butter quiet. firm and unchanged. Cheese
steady and quiet. Eggs-Receipts. 3. $50 pack
ages; market quiet but steady Western, l2t a
122c Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, May 6.-The wheat market had n
bullish tone to-day, although prices huctuated
rather wildly at times June wheat opened at
B54c, sold rapidly to SGAc, then reacted to S5sc
again, and went up Sole within the first if
teen twenty minutes. There was a heavy
trade by the large houses, many of whom are
pronounced bulls and necessarily buyers
Around Soc wheat held quite steady, but the
operations on both sides were quite large. lr-
win Green bought 100000 bu Of June Of Geo.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Wheat Shows a Bullish Feeling, Ac-
companied by Wild Fluctuations.
out Feature-Speculators Mark Pork Up
Fifty Cents, with Little Trading.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

A Dull and Dropping Market, Nearly All
Stocks Showing Lower Figures.
NEW YORK, May 6.-Money call was
easy at IA per cent, closing at A. as per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5055 per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but steady at
81 86t for sixty-day bills, and 81 87t for de-
mand
The total sales Of stocks to-day were $50, 900
shares, including the following: Canada South
ern, $3.50, Delaware, Laekawanna e. Western,
4,300 Erie, 3. s2;s Lake Shore. $500; Louisville
& Nashville, 4.060: Missouri Pacific. 5,4s0;
Northwestern, 5000; New Jersey Central, g. l55;
Pacific Mail. 5,975; Reading, 43. $50; ST. Paul.
1880; Union Pacific, 3.086; Western Union,
10,011; Wabash Pacific, 8, 100.
There none Of yesterdays buoyancy IN
the stock market to-day, but instead there a
dull and dropping market. Thee highest prices
were generally made in the first hour, and the
lowest in the last There no demand to
cover shorts" this morning, and although Lon
don buyer it's operations were confined
principally to the Wabashes. Weakness devel-
oped early in Missouri Pacific. and the room
Jumped 10 the conclusion that Gould was seller,
the rec alt being that a decidedly heavy tone WAS
impaired to the entire list New England again
became weak, in company with Reading, both
being specially heavy sufferers from the opera
lions of The bearlsh room traders The report
ed harmonious arrangements in Pacific Mail
rendered that stock exceptionally strong, and
tonight il is one of the few stocks which closed
higher. The grangers showed much less ami
nation, and though Rock Island made some i'm
provement early In the day, it was entirely lost
with something in addition, before the close.
Under the operations for London account the
Wabashes unusually active and strong,
hut they yielded with the remainder of the list,
in the afternoon. The opening was steady to
firm, first prices being either unchanged or slight
fractions above last evenings final figures in most
cases. A heavy tone Immediately devel
oped. however, Missouri Pacific being decidedly
weak, though declines for fractions only.
A rally followed. which, however, failed to bring
prices I'D to opening figures, and before noon
prices again declining. After that time
more decided weakness shown, the decline
Continuing well into the last hour. Nearly all
the active list fractionally lower this
ing Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western lost
L per cent. and New England 1t per cent.
Railroad bonds were less active to-day. The
sales aggregated S1,374. 900. There was a good
business at advancing figures in the forenoon,
but the market yielded and became quieter later
in the day, the close being heavy although
closing prices show majority of net advances.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected Closing prices
were:
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Fairly Active-Staple Groceries Still
Advancing in Prices.

Advancing in Prices.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nav g.
There fair volume of trade in progress
to-day and strong tone to prices on most staple
articles. Green coffees up one cent per
pound, and roasted coffees of cent, and indi-
cations point to further advance tomorrow
Sugars, WELL begin to have upward tend
ency and an early advance is looked for. as the
fruit CROP the country over. is very promising
and this means big demand for sugars and bet
ter prices. Salt is still light in supply and
prices unsettled. New York offers to land salt
in this market for ninety cents per barrel but
Michigan dealers still decline to name rates
The produce markets rule steady and firm, and
receipts of eggs and poultry still liberal The
consumptive demands good, consequently prices
are well maintained. A good deal of poor butter
is coming to the market and it is difficult to
sell it, but choice stock is readily disposed of.
Green stuff is becoming cutie plenty and prices
more reasonable. Strawberries are in good
supply and selling from So to 81 so per case, &C
cording TO quality. The provision market is
weaker. and decline in prices will be noticed;
the break Is slight and thought to be but tenn
porary. The new crop of wool is beginning to ar
rive. While the market price is still unsettled
as the coming seasons clip, the dealers are of
fering 22c per ID for good lots of unwashed
which is supposed to be about what it will open
at.
The local market retained the strong tone of
Thursday. day, and prices for both wheat and
were firm and a shade higher. Dealers are
disposed to hold all stocks, anticipating better
market. Receipts light. For coru there is a
better demand for shipment than for some time
past Oats IN moderate demand at unchanged
prices. Little said about futuresfo either wheat
corn or oats. Track bids. day. ruled as follows:
Wheat-No. Medite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
No. 3 Mediterranean. Observation-Disclosures S2l2
No. :; red. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 82la
No. 3 Observation-Disclosures so
Rejected. ...--....-.---.--....-7 20
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, May &C. L Greene So Co.'S report
cotton futures says "A less active but feverish
market continued to-day 1t is believed that the June
option is conducted by outside element presumably
from the West. and the inclined adopt
a non-committal policy until the developments are
somewhat clearer June went up z points this
fairly sustained smaller advance the general market
ruling steady at the close
NEW ORLEANS. May Cotton quiet; middling
1O3se; low nTddling 10 IL &C. good ordinary, 9l2c
net and gross receipts 1913 bales: sales. 200 bales
Stock 1872 500 bales. Weekly receipts 004 bales
gross receipts 063 bales; exports to Great Britain
4 AIS bales; exports coastise O. 221 bales sales s.
$50 bales.
LIVERPOOL May 6.-Cotton quiet and unchanged:
sales, 5000 bales: including 1000 for speculation
and export and &, 500 bales American.
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and unchane ed. No. spring wheat, S3zc: No.
3 spring wheat. nominal; No. RED, e31c; No.
No. 2 barley. SIC; No faxseed, 81 o. prime
timothy-seed, 81. 66; mess pork, per brl, SD d
% so; lard per 100 lbs. Sc So a 6 ST. short-rib
sides, loose, 1909 soc: drysalted shoulders,
boxed 5. 90 acc: short-clear sides, boxed, 1909
1850; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal.
ST. 10: sugars. cut-loaf. 81 6sc; graduated. &c;
standard A. 5sc.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the butter
market steady; creamery. 1S 0223c per Id;
dairy 10 027c per ID; eggs, 103 a lie per dozen.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat. 48. 600
bu corn. 40. 900 ba; oats, 63, 900 bu: rye. 1000
bu; barley, "a 900 bu Shipments-Flour, ), 900
brls: wheat, 80 900 bu, corn, 404. 600 bu; oats,
1O7, 600 bu; rye, 1000 blu: barley, 5000 bu.
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600 bu: corn 3 COO bu; oats, 600 bu. Shipments
Wheat. So, 900 bu; corn, 5000 bus clover seed,
240 bags.
DETROIT. May 6.-wheat-No. L white. cash.
s7lac: Michigan red cash. SSe; No. red, cash
May and June. SSc. July. 81 7sc. August, S614c.
Corn 1ac Oats-No. 2 Sic: No. white. 32lac
CIover-seed cash. 81. Recepts-Wheat. 3, 900
bu; corn, 2 100 bu; oats. 6, 200 bu.
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Answers to Puzzles.

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No. 2322-1. Drake. 2. T-ride. 3. Soup. 4.
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A copy of Poultry and Pets will be mailed to tn
person sending the first correct answers both o
the above squares and the person sending cor
answer to either of them will receive copy. 81
remember these conditions, may not repea
them again.
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DoDo is thanked for the last puzzles.
W. I. BRowN-Pretty hard, aren't they2 Let us
have something easier.
HooSIER GIRL-A good list considering how very
hard the puzzles were
+. w. Give have mislaid your full address. Will
you please send it, We will then mail your prize.
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timothy S2.1O02.25 % Blu: extra clean blue grass,
s049oc " bu: red top, 75c0$1 p ou orchard grass,
81. % LOO p bu; German nillet 81 y Blu: common
millet 75c p bu; faxseed. selected, 81. 1oD1.40 y
BIZ; seed rye. 75c p bu: old popcorn = 13c p 10;
popcorn 60075cR bu hemp. iac; canary &c; rape.
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FINANCIAL

Accounts of Banks. Bankers and Corporations 500
licited
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent and
we rediscount for Banks when balances warrant it.
Boston is Reserve City and balances with
from Banks (not located in other Reserve Citiesl
count reserve.
We draw Exchange London and the
Continent and make Cable transfers and place money
by telegraph throughout the United States and Can
ada.
Government Bonds bought and sold, and Exchanges
in Washington made for Banks without extra charge.
We have a market for prime frst-class Investment
Securities. aud invite proposals from States, Coun-
ties and Cities when issuing bonds.
We do general Banking business and invite
respondenee.
ASA p. POTTER, President
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Puzzles Answered
Award of SpeciaI Prizes.

BY Dodo Gallon: Nos. 231s, 1920, 1923 1924
1924
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OIL CITY. May 6.-National Transit certificates
opened at 66lac: highest. 667sc; lowest 65sac;
closed at 66c. Sales. ia. 900 brs; clearances. l.
500 900 brls; charters. 3s.395 brls; shipments.
679, 315 brls-
NEW YORK. May 6.-Petroleun duh; OF ened
at 663sc; highest, 667sc lowest 657se; closing at
66c. Sales. $4,000 brls- Turpentine dull and
weak at 81 1ac.
PITTSBURG. May 6.-Petroleum fairly active:
National Transit certificates opened at 66l2c; closed
at 66lsc; highest. SIC; lowest, 81 ssc.
WILMINGTON, May 6.-Tarpentine firm at Sic.
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Take Notice.

As we have stated before, the last word of each
square in the Prize Alphabetical Squares is the base
word and the initial letter of said base word is indi-
Gated by the letter placed before the square.
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Wool.

BOSTON Nav 6.-Woo1 market steady. Ohio and
Pennsylvania extra aeeces 3l032c; Xxx, and xxx,
and above. SO a 34c; No. 1. Soc; Michigan extra
feeces soc; No. L Michigan, 35c; Michigan fine de-
laine. 32loc medium Territory woods, 81 024c fine
Territory. IS a 1Sc; heavy fall Texas. lac; valley
Oregon, % a 25c: eastern Oregon, 16020c: pulled
wool, superfne, 50 03Sc; fancy Maine. 40044c
ST LOUIS May 6.--Woo1 active choice; un-
washed. good medium, 200 25c; coarse braid, 100
zoe; low sandy, 1870 19c; fine light, 18022c; fine
heavy IA 020c: tub-washed choice. 35 q Soc; fair,
32033c low 2903Oc.
NEW YORK. May 6.-Wool quiet and steady; do
mestic fleece. 30037c; pulled, 14034c; Texas go
24c-
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Wool market steady
and unchanged.
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating this depart rnent must be add
dressed to ". II. GRAHAM. Vest Scarborough. Cum
berland county Name. Original contributions and
answers TO each weeks puzzles solicited from all
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Cattle Steady and Unchang ed-Hogs Active
and Strong-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS May 6.
CATTLE-Receipts. so; shipments, Il But few
here: market steady at no material change in
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Foot Notes.

1. Hoosier Girl-a magazine. for first solution
No. 2318. GSolution sent April 10.
.. Not won.
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The Prize.
The Prize Squares.

We offer very interesting game for the greatest
number of answers this week.
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Dry Goods,

NEW YORK. May 6.-There little better in
quiry without results The market quiet as a
whole but the tone of the cotton goods reflects in
creasing steadiness- Wooden goods slow.
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Choice shipping grades 60 800
Medium to good shipping grades 40 a 4 go
Common to fair shipping grades 4O0O42o
Stockers common to good 3.OO04OO
Good to choice heifers. :.7014. 20
Common to medium heifers- --.-.-..- 3.0003.6 90
Good to choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 34O63. rs
Common to medium cows------------ 25OO3.2O
Veals common to good. 3.5005.0O
Bulls good TO choice 3OO03.75
Bulls common to good 225O2.75
Mixers common to good per head 20 000 1000
HoGs-Receipts. 2.575; shipments. 1,l55.
But few good grades here: market active and
strong at about the same prices yesterday
Heavy packing and shipping....----....-$5 so 0545
Light and mixed packing .-------..---. B. 1005.25
Common to good light-..---- 5OO05.25
Pigs and heavy roughs- A. 50490
SHEEP-Receipts -; shipments, Not
enough here to make a market; prices steady.
Good to choice wool grades 3O04.6O
Fair to good wool grades 3.1014.10
Common wool grades .--..-...-.-- 500 03.4O
Sp-ing lambs, 4O06O poundsx..... 6.00O7.OO
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Rungs. beginning at the top: l. city in Maine.
2 Wanting. 8. A city of Rhode Island t. Curse.
D. Intellectual
Prmals--Great of mind.
Finals-Arrogance ARTHUR KEITH.
WHITE HALL. Ind
NO. 234l-TRANsPosITIoNS
Transpose fame and get carrier 2. Transpose
TO sell upon time credit goods (rare) and get
chief. 5. Transpose to pfer aud get protract.
4. Transpose to spring recoi1 with violence and
get to punished s. Transpose best (rare) and get
not satisfactory. g. Transpose genus of plants and
get course. w. L. BROWN.
ELLETTsvILI.E Ind.
NO. 2342-CRoss-woRD ENIGMA.
In sue but not in trial.
In bottle. but not in vial;
In long. but cot in brief;
In song, but not in grief;
In game, but not in play;
In come, but not in stay,
In bring, and ring. and sing;
All find an ancient king.
HARMONY, Ind F.. W. g.
NO 2343-DrAMoND.
l. A letter. 2. To divide. g. The beginning of a
famous song during the French revolution. A. A
Roman citizen. b. Worn out. 6. The goddess of re-
venge- 7. A letter. DoDo.
GALLON. o.
NO. 2344-PALINDRoMEs
/. Relating TO citizen. 2. Fixed quiet condi-
ton. 5. A dogma doctrine. 4. A girls name.
5. Meridional. r. w. g.
NO. 2345-sQUARE.
/. A cotton cloth from Bengal. 2. An afterpece
of comic description. 8. A belt girdle which the
Christians and Jews of the Levant obliged to wear
to distinguish them from the Mohammedans. 4. A
province of Asia Minor. ). manufacturing town
of France. w. 7. BROWN.
NO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/. plant 2. Arms. 3. A coin of Russia. 4.
Base. 5. An animal. 6. A verb. 2. A letter.
ARTHUR KEITH.
Answers in three weeks.
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Metals.
LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS. May 6.-Lead higher and firm;
mon, "a .05, refined. $4.1O.
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NEW YORK, May 6.-Bar silver, 94ac.
LONDON, May 6-Bar silver, 43ad pc
ounce.
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Original Puzzles
NO. 233S-PRIzE ALPHABETICAL SQUARES
EEL. Swelling q To make active. 3. To turn
away. Il A sequence of three cards of the suit
;. To constitute part
(F)-1 Light. idle talk by way of making fun or
turning into ridicule. p Esteem due to worth 3.
The joint which connects the foot with the leg. l.
Embraces. s. An inundation. FA1RPLAY.
Fort WAYNE, Ind.
NO. 2339-DoUBLE AcRosTic.
(Five-1etter words.l
ID A beverage (2l genus OF plants. (3.i
Farewell. ID A plant the Indian hg
Primals-A wornan's
Finals-A mans nama-
Joined-The under which eminent German
author wrote. DoDo.
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No 234O-A LADDER
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IRON AND STEEL.

Bar iron rates., 2.35c; horseshoe bar $500: Nor
way nail rod &c; German steel powslabs &c; Ameri
drill steel lie; Sanderson tool steel l5c tire
steel 4c spring steel. &c: horse Shoes ~ key Sd IS
$50; mule shoes y keg S.. 25 so: horse nails,
p box Sd. s.: cut nails. 10d and larger. 81 so ~
$3.50.
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin-IC.
1Ox14. 14x2O. 12x12, Sc; TX 1Ox14. 14x20 and
12x12 1918; &c. 14x2O. roofing tin SIS. IS; &C. COX
% so SOIL; block tin in pigs &c: in bars &c.
Iron-27 iron. 3l4c; 27 iron. Sc; galvanized. so
and 10 per cent. discount Sheet zinc, &c. Copper
bottoms, 23c- Planished copper. SOC. Solder, 15l2
017c. Wire so per cent. off list.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19
Have Yon Read This Rerorel

A. Kuhn & Bro, Ogden, Utah, who
have the largest wholesale house
in the West, will give you bar
gains in Staple or Domestic
Clothing, Boot and Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps, etc etc. Mail
orders will receive
prompt atten-
ton, goods being
shipped the day or
ders received. They al
so buy and pay the high
est market prices for furs
and pcltrics Of every kind.
and rcmittanees made the same
day goods received, send for prices.
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WOOD.

All orders for stove wood, dry cedar
will be oiled promptly on demand by
NORpEN BRnTnRRs.
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TERRITORIAL pIRECToRY.

TERMS OF COURT.
bingham County-At BlackfOot, first Mon.
day In May and iifth Monday In October.
Cassia County-At Albion, tho third Monday
In March.
Custer County-Chailis. the third Monday III
June and first Monday In Ger
Oneida County-Malad City. second Monday
In juno and third Monday in October.
Lemhi County-Snlmon City, second Monday
IN May and third Monday In September.
BLAcKFOOT LAND OFFICE
Register. Observation-Disclosures. Frank w. Beanc
Receiver. John Montgomery
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". HALLRR
Matchmaker i. and IS. Jeweler.

Matchmaker 81 and IS. Jeweler.
Win remain in Blackfoot during the
term OF court To repair watches, clocks
and jcwelry, also offers for sale a line
Of watches, chains, charms, finger rings
jewelry and optical goods. Office in
John s Bcckwith's Cheap Cash Store
next door to the postoiiice. All work
and goods guaranteed
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Instruction In Music.

Mr. Frank Bassett wishes to an
nonnee that he has returned to Black
foot with the determination to locate
and is now prepared TO give instruc-
tions on the Piano and Organ at rea.
sonable rates. Instructions given at
pupils home il desired.
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SCHOOL. AGAIN

Parents Of the hundred boys in
Blackfoot and vicinity are requested
10 call and examine the large lot OF
boys clothing just the thing for school
wear, sizes from -four TO seventeen
years, at Mas. s. Il. HoLBRoOK.
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NOTIOR.

"tfinh ~ Inn COUNTY TEAa'Rgn.
NOTICE "a hereby given thar tho fo,,n,,,,,,
~ bingham County Warrants viii be paid ,in.
on presentation with the interests therenn "
date, u presented within sixty fBD daVs fron
and after this date. ~"
SPECIAL FUND.
April Eth, 1887, Nos % 10 "a Inclusive.
GENERAL FuND.
April 18th, 1887, Nos. 100 20 les lnelpslve
G. BUNTING, JR.
County Treasurer